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WWE fired her, but she started earning more than ever - Check out! Here’s a look at 10 of WWE’s greatest jobbers of all time.
Barry Horowitz Biography Barry Horowitz is an American professional wrestler, best known for his time in WWE Horowitz's contract was not renewed by WWE in 1997, and he joined World Championship ...
Barry Horowitz / Photo courtesy of WWE If you were a professional wrestling in the 1980s and 1990s, then you undoubtedly know who Barry Horowitz is.
Legendary WWE enhancement wrestler and long-time veteran Barry Horowitz addresses the term "jobber," and why he finds that to be a degrading term ...
Barry Horowitz dislikes the term “jobber,” and he recently shared his reasons. The veteran wrestler, primarily recognized for his role as enhancement talent in WWE, appeared on a recent edition of the ...
Anything can happen in WWE! Wrestling fans couldn't believe it when they saw these shocking underdog wins on WWE television.
Every so often, WWE will shine the spotlight on someone you least expect. In 1995, longtime enhancement talent Barry Horowitz got his day in the sun with a midcard program against Chris Candido ...
Names like Barry O and Barry Horowitz were examples of famous WWE enhancement talent, but the most popular of all time was arguably The Brooklyn Brawler Steve Lombardi.
We talked a while back about WWE "enhancement talent" Curt Hawkins was the ultimate weapon for Vince McMahon. His historic losing streak means that with each defeat he becomes that much more powerful.
It was a masterclass by Steve and Bret. There is also a chapter on Barry Horowitz beating Chris Candido. People still talk about that, as crazy as it sounds. There’s a lot of good info.
In a recent interview with Sports Illustrated, AEW broadcaster and WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross talked about calling Sting’s last match at AEW Revolution 2024 and his new book, Business Is About To Pick ...
Former WWE star Barry Horowitz recently gave his unique take on which in-ring competitors should be represented on a pro wrestling version of Mount Rushmore.